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Konerko expects to be out of lineup Monday
White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko had to leave Sunday's game victory with stiffness in his back and is not expected to start Monday in Detroit.
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Improbable rally lifts White Sox in Boston
Down to their last out in the ninth inning and trailing by two, the White Sox rallied for four runs to claim a 7-5 victory Sunday before 37,570 at Fenway Park.
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Ozzie tweaks finale lineup
Mark Kotsay played first base and Paul Konerko moved to DH for Sunday's finale as manager Ozzie Guillen rested Manny Ramirez.
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Good record may not be enough
The White Sox may end up as the club with the best record not playing in October.
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Santos feels back on track
It took a suggestion from leadoff hitter Juan Pierre to help White Sox reliever Sergio Santos regain his earlier effectiveness.
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Danks could go on short rest Wednesday
Although nothing has been officially decided, White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen spoke Sunday of leaning toward John Danks getting the start Wednesday night at Comerica Park.
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White Sox keep pace, sweep DH in Boston
The White Sox swept an undermanned Red Sox team on Saturday at Fenway Park, grabbing 3-1 victories in both the afternoon affair and the nightcap, to move back to within 3 1/2 games of Twins.
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White Sox silence Fenway crowd in Game 1
Fenway Park, one of the more boisterous locales in all of Major League Baseball, was temporarily reduced to library-like silence for most of the White Sox 3-1 victory on Saturday afternoon before the stadium's 617th consecutive sellout crowd.
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Morel could get defensive soon
Brent Morel has proven that he can hit at every Minor League stop, but he will be used primarily as a defensive replacement late in games, giving the 43-year-old Omar Vizquel a chance to rest from time to time.
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Bullpen getting back in order
Having Matt Thornton back after a stint on the disabled list doesn't necessarily mean that he immediately resumes his role as the team's late-inning left-hander, but Ozzie Guillen is happy to have options.
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Putz expects to be back when eligible
J.J. Putz has made a good living and carved out quite a successful niche as a reliever. But in the matter of his recent bout with tendinitis in his right kneecap, being a starter might have helped him avoid any game inactivity.
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Ozzie lets Manny be Manny -- to a point
Manager Ozzie Guillen admitted that has been contacted by White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and general manager Ken Williams concerning the organizational policy for players having neat and trim haircuts as it applies to Manny Ramirez, but Guillen has elected not to get involved in this particular battle.
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Manny apologetic about end of Boston tenure
Manny Ramirez was openly apologetic for the sour way his memorable tenure with the Red Sox ended.
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Morel puts Spring Training lessons to work
Brent Morel's work as a non-roster invite to Spring Training this year, though, might have helped him take the biggest jump from a yeoman's effort with Double-A Birmingham and Triple-A Charlotte to a September callup with the White Sox.
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Manny says his future won't be up to him
Manny Ramirez has put the past behind him, both the successes and the controversy following him in stops with the Red Sox and Dodgers. He also seems to be leaving future playing days up to a higher power.
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Earl postpones series opener in Boston
The White Sox active pursuit of the American League Central-leading Twins has been postponed one day by Hurricane Earl.
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Castrovince: AL Central will be an arms race
The battle between the White Sox and the first-place Twins is going to come down to pitching, plain and simple. Because on two teams similar statistically (if not stylistically), the playoff race inevitably becomes an arms race in the September stretch run.
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Adversity aside, White Sox poised to pounce
The 2010 White Sox have endured a fair amount of setbacks and disappointments, but with a month left in the regular season, the South Siders still have a chance to earn a playoff spot.
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Ozzie set to host 'Salsa and Stars'
Ozzie Guillen is about to embark on a first-time experience in Chicago, coming after two decades spent as part of the White Sox organization.
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Leesman, Barons one-hit Mudcats
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